From crop protection to holiday crops, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s February 2024 issue.

A recent study highlights consumer motivations for incorporating native plants into their gardens and landscapes.

In this episode of Greenhouse Grower to Grower, we catch up with the Plantpeddler team to learn more about their variety trials, the importance of industry advocacy, and much more.

Although some jobs require working with plants, many do not. Here’s a deep dive on other career paths in horticulture.

Business interruption can occur in many forms and impact your reputation, customer retention, cash flow, and future.

The course offers an introductory overview of the state of gardening culture, contexts that inform gardening, and ways to apply gardening styles and practices for the greater good.

New report says the global biostimulant industry is forecast to exceed $5.6 billion by 2033.

The University of Florida has developed an online and mobile app that helps the public identify bees and bee-friendly plants in their yards.

The Chesapeake, VA, company becomes the latest greenhouse company to partially or fully pull out of the market.

Results from the 2022 Census of Agriculture are in. Check out several key stats gathered from the field.

National Garden Bureau is now the parent organization, with AAS being the plant trialing program under National Garden Bureau.

This new downloadable report features insights on training and development, labor retention, and more.

Learn how two growing operations faced this harsh reality, how they handled the situation, and what they learned.